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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

washington, Jan 4.-The death Of Colonel Julian Nc
Aster who the senior Colonel OF Ordnance. pro-
notes Lieutenant Colonel James III. WhittemOre ~ 10
Colonel OF Ordnance, Major Francis H. Parker be lieu
tenant colonel and Captain John A Kress to 10 MAJOR
leaves vacancy in the grade Of first Lieutenant to
be ned by transfer from the line These promotions arc
dependent upon examination. The superintendenof thc
Recruiting Service has been ordered ~ forward thirty
cruts Department OF Arizona for assignment TO
the 4th Cavalry and forty recruits TO the Department OF
the Missouri, for assignment 10 the 22d Infantry
Lieutenant A. Clarke has ordered ~ the receiv
Ing ship Independent; Lieutenant william A. Marshall
to the dolphin Ensign II. RohibecKer TO the Naval
Observatory January IS. Passed Assistant Engineer
A. V. Zane has received six months leave OF absence.
Passed Assistant surgeon j. NJ Edgar has been detached
from the Pensacola and ordered TO the Quinnebaug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
FUNERAL OF GENERAL AwREYCE.

The funeral OF General Albert Gallatn Lawrence who
died on Saturday at the Everett House from pneumonia,
took place yesterday at st. Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church The body placed temporarily In the recev'
Ing vault in the church yarl In tho spring IL
VIII he removed 10 tho family home at Newport,
or TO Newtown, l. l. The pn bearers were Governor
George Peabody Wctmorc. OF Rhode Island General ~
T. Davies, General Msrtin f. Mcmahon. Colonel John H.
Costcr. Colonel II. e. lockwood. John q. Heck-chcr
Major w. Bocrum Wetmore, exJudge Cunning q Bed
ford Edward A. Croker. A. A. Hayes. and Herbert
c. Pcll Many club men md connections OF
the old NewYork Lawrence family were present. MT
and Mrs. q. X Lawrence. Isaac Lawrence. Miss Law
renee the generals only child his sister, Mrs Wheeler
aud her husband. Dr. W. Wheeler OF Newport. were
among the Home OF the others there were
these members OF tho Military Order of the Loyal
Legion: Dr. r.. A. Bracklow, Pay master George
DeForest Bsrton, Lieutenant l. Farragut.
General G. A. Carleton, General Daniel Butterfeld Lieu
tenant Colonel j. X Gilmore Major J. Is. Lockwood and
Lieutenant N. I. Campbell
The Rev. DIR. j. II. RyaDce and the Rev. II. MOrHhn
conducted the services and quartet the anthems
Lord Let Me Know Mine Ind" by tarrant, and 81
Hear Voice From Heaven" by ioss. and the hymns
"Thy VIII Be Done" and Rock Of Ages"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

LivsRpool, JAM 4-l2:30 p. nj otton ste sfy with q
TAR demand. Mniling u lands 54L, 40. Oreans, bSt
sacs-l0000 bales ncn lima 1000 bales for speculation
ahl export Recepts-68oO0 bales including $4,000 Amer
lean
Futures firm. Uplands Low Mddnng clause January DO
Iverv l464d; also 56id; do. January AMI February
delivery l34J also lt6ti. t0. February and March
delivery 1864; slso i5b4d do March and Apri iev
!64d. also 1864. do May and June delivery 10
tad also 2O6+d: DO June and July delivery n O4i
ais" % sd DO July ana August delivery. o4t0ad DO
August -nd septeml or delivery. D 2b-64d.
Up m-CottonThe sales Of the included 100 bales
American
Futures nrm Upiands Low Mdding clause January DO
livery l564d buyers do January amt February delivery
SAD sellers; March April delivery 1854 myers
do. April and May delivery lr84. buyers do May and
Juno delivery. 204d buyers do June and July delivery.
Z204d buyers; do July and August delivery o21b<d
sellers d August md september delivery b4d sc IT,
M. Fninrrs closed nrm Uplands Low Kidding olsu'e.
January delivery iD64d sellers do January and Febru
delivery 1854. sellers do February aud March ev
lb6+d. value do March and April delivery. l7-U4d
buyers: o April May delivery 1854. buyers;
May aud June delivery Il 64d buycsi do June and July
q SD sellers do August snd september delivery 2o64d
seilers
GALVESTON Jan 4-Cotton quiet Middlng 8 l5.l6 Low
Midtling So Good Ordinary =; receipts lisa bales
2BS4 bales exports to the Continent liIO baes
sale al bales so, Il I2J.2J6 bales
NORFOLK Jan 4.Co,ton steady Middling SIG net and
roiptA 1898 otes exports coastwis Uoo baies
sales l.JJG bales stock A3.4Jl bales.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 4--Cotton quiet Mdding. LILO; Low
Middnng, 1916 Gooi ordinary. liz net and gross
-35 bAlcs exports To Great Britain. o3I bales
l2Ol bales sales 900 bales STOCK 1880 bales
Vrw-ORlEASs. Jan. &.-t Jiton nrm: diddhn2. y 1856
II 7tU bales, 1901 bales exports 10 France lAooo
bales. sales 5000 bales stock. <l0.575 bales
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ROTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS ADJOURN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-As soon as the reading OF the
journal was ended In the Senate Mr. Cullon took the
floor and announced the death OF Senator Logan bis
colleague After speaking few words OF eulogy Senator
Cullom said early DAY he should Introduce sp
proprate resolutions and speak OF the character and pub
lie services his associate Out OF respect fol the mem
DRY Of Senator Logan he moved that the Senate shond
adjourn The motion agreed TO. and tho Senate
adjourned.
The Clerk OF the House. with message from that body
and Mr. den with from the President ihclosng
numper OF nominations waiting ut the door ready
TO deliver their messages but did not get an opportunity
" do
In his prayer this morning the Chaplain OF the House
referred to the death Of Senator Logan.
The Speaker laid before the House a communication
from the Hon A. 8. Hewitt announcing that he has Tor
Warlei TO the Governor Of the State OF NewYork his
resignation AS Representative, TO take effect January
laid the table.
Mr. Thomas OF Illinois, offered resolution announcing
the death Logan. and moved that the House
should adjourn. The motion agreed 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
TO GET RID OF STEAMSHIP TICKET BROKERS'
One Of the most aggravatIng evils connected with

the foreign steamship business IL the system oil sur
apeut. or brokers' offices the city which are not
author zed by the companies MANY attempts have
been made to get rid OF them, but all nave ia'led
beeanp one or more companies held aloof from tho
proposcd action. On Monday the Med'terra ean Con
terence offered take united action 10 get nd OF The
army OF outside brokers and their enrb-tone agents.
and YESTERDAY q canvas WA made among the other
fore or lines TO effect combination and TO discontinue
avino commirsop, on steeraye tckets. There seems
q strong probability that the compact may Oe made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
WOMEN ACCUSED OF LBELLIYG GIRLS

Two Swedish siris Ne!sino Thomso" aud Mar " Lon"
gren, WHO i've ut NJ. l72 Atlantic-ave.. bro"Eyn
occurred the arrest Of Mrs Mary Tracy anu Mrs. Thomas
WHO live at the same house. for libel yesterday. IN
Tracy has ssmuking establishment aud shn nnd MIS-
Tnu,as wrutr l.; the Manue Brutnris tro owners
a. LIN uuso that the girls were behaving unhec"hisy
uni sskiug that they be put out OF t"c house MIS-
Tracy AMI Mrs. Thomas hriorr Pole Jhstit o
Massey yestsriay au OR counaI nov"d To dismiss
Ia, case booausa hal been TO publication uf the IA
lex~d 10 thcrc had Ur tho case Dco'Sou
~ Tho Unitsd ates Court tue Ia iils DAI oil uso
rhs motion WAS deusd aud tue hearing adjourned uhli
January II.
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Az PCCENTPTO CHARACTER DROWNED.

PorTsrowE, Penn. JAN 4 .peei"D.-J. Wesley Engle
age thirtynve, was drowned In the skuyikiii today
He was all eccentric man. He had been living In tent
bv tho hanks OF the Munaawney since early In the fall
and refused u have anything do with his family He
did his own cooking and slept leaves. This morning
he started ON q cunning expedition. In attempting to
cross tue river he went through ils dogs
maas frantic efforts 10 save their master. Engle WAS
Akillea aud until recently employed by
the Reading COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
TOKENS FROM rnE FRENCH GOVERNMENT

Richard Butler the secretary OF the American Commit
tee u receive the Barthol statue Henry t. bpaiing,
the treasurer OF the committee and General Charles T.
stone the engineer OF the pedestal received notice yes
teray from the French ConsuGene here that three
vases were being forwarded from Paris by tho frc'h
Government 10 be given 10 them In recognition Oh ter
efforts toward having the big Goddess OF Liberty SCI III
place Assistant secretary Farcnild has sent worn 10
The Customs authorities here To pass the box containing
lie vase. free OF duty II had reached thu iIehcn
Consulate yesterday afternoon one OF the attaches shiu
that the would be turned over informally 10 M
butler Mr. Spalding and General stone.
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Sl7.O34 AZ
CHURCHES AND sYsAGoGUEs.


SINGULAR CTION OF A POLICE SERGEANT
The Police Board yesterday obtained from Recorder
suyth copy Of the testimony taken on the recent trial
OF Patrick Carr who convicted OF robbing William W.
saats at Franklin and wessts the night orJu H. 1888
Some OF the testified that after Carr assisted by
a man named hestnut, had taken away Saats's watch
Policeman Foley, the Fifth Precinct. ran up aud ar
rested arr. immediately afterward sergeant Deiama
ter precinct, appeared ON the scene heard oil
The of robbery aud told Foley TO let Carr and
Chestnut 20 as they did look like thieves. II IL prob
able that the strength OF this testimony ocrgeant Della
mater will he placed trial before the commissioners
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g 6 cox AND TIE SURPLUS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 47he Evening Star to night says
known that Mr. Cox, of NewYork, is to be appointed
10 fill the vacancy the Ways and Means Committee
caused by Mr. Hewtts retirement Mr.. Cox Is expected
TO become an active member OF the committee Of which
he may chairman in the 18th Congress II is re-
ported that he intends to take aggressive part In trying
TO bring about reduction OF the this session IL
is said that lie has idea Of bringing about
promise by which enough had to take up the
consideration Of the tariff question.
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Gteamuoals an0 nallrouCS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. 1880
GREAT TRUNK LINE


GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains Iesbrosses and Courtlandt Stree
HarrsDurs Psburg and the West with Pullman Palace
sa' ns Limited OF f.for 'n Dining s@osns sleep
ng Cars AZ II a. III. every day. .. - ,,..x a., t,,,
At ~. eoSsseans CORY for fitusvllo Petroleum
For ' LEBANON noa $40 s:sS NO. $40 @ anil2l,
Baltimore Washington and the south 'n'ts a
i 1H %ssainsson and 5aiy sIo I p M e
ton $40 nj psTIai i 8 n SIS o sSn n
$50 $50 a n AZ a,o 5H ana r. H. i2i5 nishI
For For aDs MAJ. S o only
Lon, bunch lay JUNCTION and
wa ka" y .S A%bS, NJ and ~ nC? pa not s stop
AsPniy r pa and Norfolk via Ncw.York Philadelphia and
Norfolk railroad. p.m every day VIA bai'imoro anu
bay Line aSoE :" nssx" Connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY snorng speedy and direct uan'fsr lot
r''isS as va asS ,ns I'll sSs
s saa IS IS, SsS II: saS IS q
3d. lgsS isa Hoo J2o, 2SS. $40 $40 So, .,sS
ss s 900 ssa ss0 80 sSs ~ II ss' isS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Irprcss Trains leave Desbrossos and Court
s.o iao 8 s.5S 10 Washington Limited and II chicays
k L. init saa nj ia',s nsat Conn S
tio sundays E,grsss. S:is sso 1! ~ Lmi'sd
Trans leaving Sew York daily except Sunl.y Al ':lo an!
lilo - III, a. 4. D, u and loA ILL., ana ~ m On
buudays con nest freulOn Camden. .,.,..
fs s 's.S' nsSs s'fss5 siS1
li:l6A ~ Limited Express lt ant 400 p a. iS 80,
$40 900 $40 6l9 $3.50 s40. m. i2Av. tsioo Lm'eah
Issys Phaiephia Via Camden. 300 daily except SUD
day. - IN, ,.n an, o,, ,,u.,x,v I Astor House
AMI ,.,t of Uos And Courtlant st CourSss
enS Rr.,kyu Annex Station loot Of fultonsS 1tyoa1
sIs,,a Jersey Uty. Emlxrant ticket Omoc No nA'seJ
PaSs transfer Company will call for and ens0k
baggage FROM hotels ana Fesiaonco~ JR WOOD
CHAs'. i - ssuarsr Genersi Passs Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
MR. FAIRoHrLD ORDERS AN INvAsrr0A TON

The statutes provide importers Of cigars snun and
tobacco designate person who shall anI and cancel
internal revenue stamps Customs stamps have
COIvclor Hedden ONCE mportor. paid INN
ii Tho VI 20 ceas thousand cigars Last May si.sht
displaced upon the authority Of Mr. Heddcn aud snoter
sppvned q THO sane s!e MT ssShs onsrea 10 no sS
~ spley hIm 1t least says W. O. bseclcr Collector
Vsxone IN October had attention called 70 the mattel ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05

week Of prayer In b. Paus Methodist Episcopal Church.
ave. tho Rev. Dr. Josiah Strong conducted the
service Church, the Rev. Cornelius
SMITH and the Pgrt Congregational Church OF Harlem
Wa 1OOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
u1sCOCK'S REVENUE BILL
ami, or THE INTERNAL TOBACCO TAX.
..on,vv,se TIFF SUGAR DUTY AND TAX oN NI''
Hopir 'A'' MOL. IN THE ARTS


HOL IN THE AHiS
vn..ru TO THE TRIBuNEI
A-Whether the leaders OF inc neino
.,o,1y In the House will make any e"u ~. i'm.
snI 70 reduce the revenues Is uhce IN IA Means
p',or ~ Republican members Oh 'no ""' sneater
,,oa that neither Chairman Morrie'n ~ n,aou
C,;s,e fayors such an effort anu ~, .nn,on
a. renorted to have expressed shsolyed
~ panuhlicaps I'm the House are, OF co'o ,scisla
inc MOI .,,uitv for the framing OF revenue 'oe
HUI" o. a.. .,o ,a,,ure 10 propose or pass Pc o.,
No' o. roduce the surplus and the yot
~, =. o,rded from initiating such ', - aor.
90 IA a general feeling that somo'"is o. q. mt n
- ,,nc the matter the test OF 'o'o. - an thu
80, ,,a,r the House could he brought ~ ~ ,,,,v
.nI h,cb Mr. Hiscock will offer ~ inc ni', cor
n would be adopted by a large maooriy ,u .oaav.
no,dent was permitted TO READ the W" 20 n,,ch
che a,tv on sugar under NO 10 D
" 49,, .o,osses etc 80 per cent. pro''dcu ' w
n,,s from which they are imIoredh a u. of duty
t thereon equiv 70 tne Sacco cigars and
export ,'A oil internal taxes ON ouatso, opd
Inc pi apa ali license taxes on .hss dIsers may
dealers In the same i've strength Of not less than
metbylae rcaier than proof spirit the meH ;th ~
.cR spirits be effected by oe %rescrned proportions
wood meth vlated spirits may be Withdrawn eo "
tax for use III tue al'e .,x,. tom which
The bill further provides that anv sn.rstsd IN whole
thr wool alec ,o naptha mas noen snirts and
I =, nart sIa To ned Ia br demethy .r "ro
The same shall be subject TO M n,oo and any person
anal sell or otter sell such ~ nav
salI he aeemei manuf cturer ana sHda fr msuuftct-
,i a., NJ $500 There ~ PROVISION ior - ~
npn. Government sn ID CONN
the manufacture OF articles p"rras and other
com bounds from WITH tsIee az ooi 'of
nae and sale the United staies waS 9e Itnp To
To oil ~ tnis hin except tho provision riauk w.
.nsa, Mr. tania and all Democrats VINO ac. VIII ~ th
would cordially ssIee- prominent mem"c ,otes
a. md 10 chi ,i0e Tor the hill sO,n- repuncs
sby would vote against II ON sceount o tr h,.t
- - Tia ,olaccO tax ~ which they stron9" onleoI
rhe apnu ,l tax slcoho use In tho arts !. es. u
At from ri 600 OCO 10 S2lOOOoOo IN" o0sai % =,
on to5accO amounted to s2sOoooOV sho ,so " might
aus ar 70 x5l $4,000 Tne hiscocs olii snere.o Tom
affect a total r-tut tOn In tue yesriy EoVonu" Va
$50 600 900 to sos, 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

At LoUf. Jan. t-Cauf.-t RECENT, 1880 neat shio.
ments. 100 hcti market ea.er. Choice Heavy Native
butchers steers fair to choce. 81 gOd So 90 fre.rs.
- iOdB 10. SoCkcr- far good. 81 30
r. Texans. common To choice 81 ~ q - 80.
Hocs~ Receipts 500 head. shipments T30 head:
10 ljc lower Yesterdays prices closing
steady the decnn Choice Heavy AMI Butcher S5lco.
tons 7Odi 90. PACKING tar EOOi ~ iOd 81 30
Workers MEDIUM To fancy. ~ IS asa i5 Pigs. 10
gOOL Is 3Odsi 90.
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OF FARES VIA NORWICH
LACKAWANNAAx and Sv WEs II

- Az E 49, AMI BUftALO. LloAlNtNo hAFhAoS
Nbw',O"Nu UUsI. ALWAYS UN TINE ..,,rurs
luninHiaAN PALACE DAY AND sLcEfi s,onner "a
-, New YORK, barclay And Ihtlstpp",
~ uaiiy except sundays buhao AUD oswes ,.u nnT
lp,.- y4ssv,cs IS,. stroudsbuIk % s,rsn1
ha,,on rimr BALI Buffalo D r.eus@ ~ p,lrsvH
CONNECT Al ocrahton ~. ~
vhio a.vsrrr DanvIiIe AMI Northumberland ~ o"
Ina. aud Intermediate stations pullman Coaches
,or atsr Gap scrsn.on B.nyhAmtsn, wusrsu.rrs "a
Io -. ,si au LIN PlItston. hixson
y, M usiiy bunalo Lintrd EnYfesa s,wsa s,snrS
for siroudstary scr.n'qn aain Go srfving u baaAS
SD ~ sc~pns coach Ciesn VIA WAY @ PuiimAp
GxoA ~. s,I1S Luuuo and kxproSs ,ortnndg
cunu he. ici strvudsUurE scr.nt9a SNSx~S Uuoa ed
tI.wcgu Grcono Oxfort no snsra and inter-
I".sG syringe Connect ri OweEo -" ~ Hurso Win
,s.i,sis ststiuus except saturuayA Sons'S
trans cs n r Sis and baggage checked o. Se nSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
Is SENATOR BROWN TO REsIGNi

WASHINGTON, JAN 4.-The Star tonight says: Senator
Brown Of Georgia, will arrive IN the city to night to
morrow morning. reporter was assured to-day by
person competent to speak that senator Brown II ne
signs ALL will do until the meeting OF the Georgia
Legislature next summer. The reporters informant
added that Senator Brown had not yet determined to
sigp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
GRESHAM AS A POSSIBILITY.

FrsIa The 81 PAU ftone>r ITeSI ,
The contents OF alleged letter or Judge Gresham
which arr referred to by THz NEw-foRk IMBusE VIII
not surprise any IL II perfectly well known thst ny
dcnnitely resigned when no went upon the bench, ana
resigned by his deliberate preference and choco pot
cal The taste which 10 had OF political fe nad
pointments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05

letters have Secretary Manning saying That lot
mysterious the officers at the Public stores TO
fused TO permit Mt siaght to do the work at 10 e
Importers Alton called TO the fart that the revenue
from this work about $3.50 month and opposition 70
MI slaGht because he refused divide his Income SOC
Rotary Farcd has ordered Collector MaKone to cause al H.
vestlGation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
THE DISTRIBUTION OF MINOR COIN.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
Today transmitted to the House communication from
the Director Of the Mint bearing the issue aud TO
dempuOn OF minor coin The director says that the e.
perence of last year has shown concusvey that minor
coins may accumulate In the Treasury and sub Treasr
les United States at present the only agencies for
the redemption Of minor coin. while at the time
may exist pressing demand for the same class Of
coin TO parts United from the Treas
ury and its branches Again. hs thcro nay he an
accumulation at the Treasury at the subTreasuies.
while at the time may exist demand at co n
merca centres where certain other Sub Treasures
are located Yet specific appropriation Is available
for the transfer from subTreasury 70 another OF
minor coin The director adds that part or the demand
for no coin Is unreasonable as apple atoms u tile
philadelphia Mint large OF minor coin have been
made from the various cities where al accumulation ws
reported To facilitate the transfer OF coin and us re-
coinage and cleaning for REISSUE. certain amendments 70
The revised Statutes suggested comforting ON the
Secretary of the Treasury authority TO transfer coin on
the Treasury TO the Mint and allowing him 10 retain
from the balance OF the minor coinage proht 1und when
Is now covered into the Treasury sum not exceenng
S25 900 any year. to defray the expenses OF inc
dlefr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
THE NEW RIVER AND HARBoR BILL

ITEMS FOR NETWORK IMPROVBMENI6-AS hLL ""
EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS
WARRINGTON, Jan. 4 tSpcctab.-The House Committee
has completed the River and Harbor Appropriation OIL
with the exception of few items In New-fork the OK
cepted items are for New.York Harbor and the Lako
Champlain Narrowa The amounts recommended py the
committee for harbor improvements In the State OF new
York are:
Rnfalo $50 500. Buttermfk Channel $4,000; Rouse .
Point water) 81 500; Canars Bay Saoou CnaIotto
al 900 Dunkirs IS 900; Flushing Bay 81 60J; 0owAnus
nav h,npeI S5O0 Great Sodus Bay S8Wo; GIesnp ort
a. 200 Little Sous Bav. 81 900 Oak Orchard ySuW
densbnrg 5000; Oswego. 100000 RonionL, ,oVJ
sheepsiead Bay 500; Staten Island Channel eoo To-
tai Sl65bM.
For river improvements the following sums will be REQ
emmended:
Hell Gate East River 100000; East Chester Crock.
&C. 500; Hudson River $1,000; Newtown Creek ana Bay
fl0Jo0; tOta. Sll7,oOJ
Chairman Willis said that determination had yet
been reached In regard to the item for the
New-York Harbor on account OF divi"
ION Of opinion as TO whether Tue
work should placed in charge OF Harbor
The Harbor Commission bill In charge OF she Commerce
Committee aud much opposition 10 1t has been exhoitod
The total amount the River and Harbor bill Will be DO
tween 81 900 and 3OOOOO0 as It leaves the com
mittee The Engineering Bureau reported mat S3VVoo,
OOD might he prohably expended during the next nsca
wear" and the estimates revised by the secretary or
War amounted TO $lOOD00D0. II Ia expected mat the
LiI Will be reported to the House this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt Dos.
brosses follows
a M for Catasauqua and intermediate pointa
m. Geneva Lyons. Elmira Rochester Bufalo ana
the West principal local points Chair car TO Wkes
D. m Tunkhannock intermediate ponta Chair cal
10 Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harrisburg
34Op PitttOn and principal intermediate pontA
Char PlttstOn
64op for CopIay and 'nermehiate poi9a conneesoa
D. m Tor Geneva LyonA Elmra, Rochester BunAlo ana
the West Pullman sleeper 10 lyons
$50 m. for Iaurvs AMI intermediate DolntA a..
Trains leaving at A. and $40 D. m connecs toR
all points In Mahanoy and ita1leton .oal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
A m. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton and intermediate
points
$40 D. m for Copiay and intermediate points
D. IN for Lyons ElnirA ROCHESTER, Buffalo AMI
the Wes. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
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HEAVY SNOK STORM IN LOUISIANA.

HHdF SNUH STURH IN IUUIOIdNd'
REw-ORlEASs, Jan. 4-Ifcayune dispatches from Ar
cadia Farmervile and Minen report the heaviest snow
storm ever expe need at those places Snow has been
failing since and now four inches deep. rhe
prospects there will be foot Of by morn.
inU